TCP/IP Sockets

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Michael Hawthorne

How can I confirm which port is being used by TCP/IP
Sockets on my W2K Server?
 
This only works if the system is on a public network without a firewall
(which would be dumb). This also doesn't take into account services
listening on localhost.
 
True... the link was provided as an example.

the other machine-local option is to use the netstat command at the CMD
prompt

This should enumerate the ports that are bound to IP's on the box, as well
as ports that are bound to "localhost".

c:\>netstat /?

for more information.

NuTs
 
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